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Guntoter1
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Baton Rouge |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | Fishing |
| Occupation: | Retired |
| Number of Posts: | 1859 |
| Registered on: | 11/22/2020 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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I take solice in the fact that a lot of these SOBs are going to get burned when they are caught in a short position when a big announcement is made that drives the stock price through the roof.
Not really.. they borrow your shares but don’t execute the short sale, then they wait for the good news and the price spike and when we take some profits that is when they execute the shorts.
So they time the short sale with our profit taking and it drives the price down. They are not stupid..
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The scouts in UTah don’t look like that. They look like the scouts in FL from the 70s and 80s.
I’m in Utah right now.
American flags everywhere.
I gives me hope.
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Why is Iran attacking another Muslim country?
Lmao
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IF this heads back down below four, I’m going to wait for this to hit 8 one day, and get out of here.
Well the people that just invested in HG are pretty damn confident this will be above $5.88 US over the next 5 years.
So confident that after they made the deal more investors said they wanted in.
Also HG has no debt and plenty cash.
We will see an avalanche of good news before December IMO.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/18/26 at 9:02 am to Naked Bootleg
This is what Chat GPT has to say about the latest dilution.
“My interpretation has changed somewhat
Before this amendment, I said:
The financing was evidence that professional investors found HydroGraph’s growth story credible.
After this amendment, I’d strengthen that to:
There appears to be enough investor demand at C$6.80 that Canaccord and HydroGraph decided to increase the transaction by 22.4%, while maintaining the same offering price.
That’s genuinely bullish information.
It still doesn’t prove a military contract is coming.
It doesn’t prove 700 tons will be sold.
It doesn’t prove HGRAF will reach $10, $20, or $50.
But it does materially strengthen the evidence that sophisticated investors are willing to commit substantial capital to HydroGraph at approximately its current valuation.
And I think the most important number for our analysis just became:
C$61.2M ? potentially C$70.38M
That’s approximately US$44M ? potentially US$51M.
And now I think we should revisit the question you asked earlier:
If the original ~$36M financing was potentially enough to fund the move toward 700 tons, what does ~$44–51M of financing imply about HydroGraph’s intended production capacity?
Because that is a very interesting question.”
“My interpretation has changed somewhat
Before this amendment, I said:
The financing was evidence that professional investors found HydroGraph’s growth story credible.
After this amendment, I’d strengthen that to:
There appears to be enough investor demand at C$6.80 that Canaccord and HydroGraph decided to increase the transaction by 22.4%, while maintaining the same offering price.
That’s genuinely bullish information.
It still doesn’t prove a military contract is coming.
It doesn’t prove 700 tons will be sold.
It doesn’t prove HGRAF will reach $10, $20, or $50.
But it does materially strengthen the evidence that sophisticated investors are willing to commit substantial capital to HydroGraph at approximately its current valuation.
And I think the most important number for our analysis just became:
C$61.2M ? potentially C$70.38M
That’s approximately US$44M ? potentially US$51M.
And now I think we should revisit the question you asked earlier:
If the original ~$36M financing was potentially enough to fund the move toward 700 tons, what does ~$44–51M of financing imply about HydroGraph’s intended production capacity?
Because that is a very interesting question.”
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They just had a raise earlier in the year…wonder why extra funding is needed now
So we’ve had two dilutions after she said we might only need one. (According to my poor memory)
I’m pissed again.
Someone explain this to me.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/17/26 at 11:29 am to Dock Holiday
There are three aspects of shorting stocks and most of the people posting only seem to understand one aspect.
Sophisticated short sellers still make money on the way up, but I’m driving right now and I can’t explain it to y’all
Sophisticated short sellers still make money on the way up, but I’m driving right now and I can’t explain it to y’all
The most concise explaination of loaning out shares is this….
It’s like shaving points in a basketball game and hoping the rest of the team isn’t doing the same thing.
If enough teammates shave points you lose the game.
If only you shave points you may still win the game and you make some side money.
I would rather be a team player and guarantee we win the game and beat the opponent with an arse whipping.
It’s like shaving points in a basketball game and hoping the rest of the team isn’t doing the same thing.
If enough teammates shave points you lose the game.
If only you shave points you may still win the game and you make some side money.
I would rather be a team player and guarantee we win the game and beat the opponent with an arse whipping.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/17/26 at 10:04 am to NaturalBeam
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Well I read the terms and stand corrected. I thought I previously read that voting rights did not transfer. Nevertheless, anyone with shares on loan can recall them prior to Sept. 11th and get voting rights back
I wonder what else you and other loaners don’t understand about what you are doing.
If we all loaned our shares…..Oh nevermind…
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/17/26 at 9:37 am to NaturalBeam
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Short sellers don't get your vote
WRONG!
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/17/26 at 9:27 am to Rendevoustavern
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ETA: my shares went on loan this morning. I really don't understand short sellers. How do they see value in trading against such headwinds?
Correct… you don’t understand how they will use your shares to devalue your stock and vote against your best interest at a shareholders meeting.
But you give them that power anyway.
Maybe you should ask AI.
Or maybe you shouldn’t do things you don’t understand.
I don’t understand this.
How does the price not react if someone buys a million shares?
Why are they allowed to hide the trade and not move the price?
How does the price not react if someone buys a million shares?
Why are they allowed to hide the trade and not move the price?
I believe what’s occurring is catastrophic and epic and possibly apocalyptic
I guess we will have to continue to deal with this BS until we list.
I’m ready to hit $8 and stay there.
I’m ready to hit $8 and stay there.
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you know why they want them, right?
Well I assume so they can let someone short Hgraf.
But I don’t really know.
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/11/26 at 10:12 am to FieldEngineer
Just got a call from Schwab wanting me to loan out my shares.
I’m not doing it.
F - them.
I’m not doing it.
F - them.
This is the kind of thing that makes people like me ignore game laws.
If they get an exception then I will just give myself an exemption.
Laws for thee but not for me!
If they get an exception then I will just give myself an exemption.
Laws for thee but not for me!
re: Matt Walsh on affordability
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/5/26 at 11:53 am to the808bass
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Launching an attack on Iran isn’t helping him.
No shite sherlock. what a genius you are to notice.
Of course if Iran detonated a Nuke in Israel or even a dirty bomb in NY city.
it would crash the economy like nothing you could ever imagine. But you act like that is not possible even though anyone with a brain knows it is very probable.
You have the luxury of not having to find out.
I would prefer you just tell Trump, Thank You.
re: Matt Walsh on affordability
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/5/26 at 10:33 am to GreatLakesTiger24
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Matt is right
He is right ! BUT
Covid and the consequences of the intentional money printing during that time is the cause of this. People have no concept of the amount of printed money that was pumped into the economy while NO ONE EARNED A SINGLE DIME OF IT. All done to intentionally destroy the country.
There is literally no way out of this manufactured disaster except to grow the economy as fast as possible and let the inflation (which can not be stopped) slowly, over decades, reduce the Government debt.
There is nothing else Trump can do but people dont want to hear it.
And so they will, ultimatly believe the lies of the left and send us further down the road to an even worse disaster.
But Matt is correct if he means that Trump should do a better job of addressing the concerns of the poor and appear to be doing things to help.
Again he is already doing the only thing that can be done. (growing the economy) but appearances matter and people are stupid so....it is what it is.
re: Question for the biggest Trump supporters out there - Iran War
Posted by Guntoter1 on 8/5/26 at 9:59 am to SlidellCajun
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It’s not just on this message board. I talk to people every day that voted for him who are irritated
Just like the the Israelites in the desert.
They will never see the promised land because they will NEVER be satisfied
1. Stopped all illegal immigration. Millions.
2. Appointed the best Supreme Court we have had in my lifetime.
3. Has made everyone who trusted his promise of booming economy rich if you have been in the stock market since his first term.
“But we are tired of the manna. Give us meat.”
Some people will never be satisfied.
These are a stubborn and blasphemous people. How can anyone be saved.
Where is the appreciation for what he has done?
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Interesting. SpaceX will be 40 minutes from the Bellville plant...
Very interesting…
A significantly lighter and stronger rocket would probably be of some benefit to a rocket company.
Can you imagine the reduced fuel storage capacity that would occur which in turn would allow for a greater payload capacity.
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